Populus: the Birth, Death and Resurrection of the Political Subject (from Cicero to Hobbes)
In this article, the author investigates the evolution of the politicophilosophical concept of the “people” (populus), from its appearance in Ancient Roman texts to Early Modern political thought.
Alexander V. Marey
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